Manolo Murillo Ferrer

Finding the right words for this was hard. As it’s made me look back at all the times Oswaldo has coached, challenged, guided me; it’s made me reminisce, if you will, on who I was, think of who I’d be.
Going on ten years now, Oswaldo and Zaida have been a great support in my life, a safety net, and have become like family.
I think about the past years, and I could write books with the advice and information Oswaldo has shared with me, he’s not just a therapist and doctor, but a teacher in the ways of the universe and life. He plays with my mind constantly through philosophical quandaries and dilemmas, physics theorems -which leave me in utter perplexity- and his grand understanding of the human psyche and behavior.
He’s helped me, through a lot of sessions and work, understand what being human truly is. He taught me to be a truly ethical person; to think on what surrounds me in every decision I make, to make them for the right reasons. He’s opened my mind to understand, as Abraham Lincoln once said, “It's not about how many times you fall, but how many times you get back up." And he’s
always helped me up, with a caring smile and a gentle word.
Life in the end is a restless sea of emotions, feelings and events, all which take your breath away in their own way. Having the Arana’s in my corner has always helped navigate life, as they have been a compass. A great example in the ways of life.
I can honestly say I wouldn’t know where my life would be without Oswaldo, Zaida, and their beautiful family. I’m thankful every day to have found them.